Luckily this one was just an exhibition.
Illinois opened its trip to Spain on Sunday with a come-from-behind 84-73 win over the Madrid All-Stars.
To be transparent, game wasn’t televised or broadcast anywhere, so everything you’re reading here comes from releases from the team and a box score of the game.
It wasn’t the prettiest of games for the Illini, who shot 3-of-25 from three (12%) and 32-of-74 from the field (43%). But a big 25-12 fourth quarter pushed Illinois to the 11-point win.
Big scorers for the Illini included center Dain Dainja (16 points), Sencire Harris (14) and Terrence Shannon Jr. (12). A lot of guys saw extended playing time in this game, so Brad Underwood surely wouldn’t be using this deep of a bench in February.
“We were coming off the long trip over and hadn’t done any shooting for a few days, so I knew it would be a slow start,” Underwood said in a statement on FightingIllini.com.
Assistant Tim Anderson led Illinois on Sunday. A…
…
Continue reading this article at;
https://www.thechampaignroom.com/2023/8/6/23822332/illinois-wins-first-exhibition-game-in-spain-fighting-illini-ncaa-big-ten-brad-underwood
https://www.thechampaignroom.com/2023/8/6/23822332/illinois-wins-first-exhibition-game-in-spain-fighting-illini-ncaa-big-ten-brad-underwood
www.thechampaignroom.com
Feed Name : The Champaign Room – All Posts
hashtags : #Illinois #wins #exhibition #game #Spain
Leave A Comment